@saydasher: "Hello I am trying to figure out which database to use. Is it easier to start 
from scratcha nd deisgn one or does a template help. If so, where are the 
templates related to retail store. ie inventory, consignee tracting, pay 
outs, and plug in for online store..
pam"
    @duanehookom: "If you are new to development, you should really consider purchasing an 
application that does most of what you want. At the very least, you should 
find a good template and possibly a quality contract developer.
Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP
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    @DanielPineault: "Duane is right (no surprise there)!
Don't get me wrong, with time you could learn to create your own system.  
The problem being it would not incorporate functionalities that a 
professional developer would, no doubt, incorporate to facilitate your work.  
As such, you would most probably be frustrated with the tool you would 
develop on your own or you would be the only person in the organisation that 
could truly work with it (this has been the case of countless charities I 
have helped).
You are much better of either buying a tool that does what you need or hire 
a professional to create one from scratch.  In my experience, most often than 
not, you are better to hire a professional and start from scratch as it is 
hard to find an existing piece of software that does everything you need.
As for templates, there are lots on-line.  You could start by taking a look 
at:
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Hope this helps,
Daniel Pineault
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